SAF+ International Group has announced plans to establish an e-SAF plant at Port-La Nouvelle in southern France, focusing on the production of green hydrogen and captured CO₂ to create sustainable aviation fuel. This initiative aims to support airlines in transitioning to zero-emission technologies and leverage France's expanding hydrogen infrastructure.
China Energy Investment Corp. has established a coastal energy hub in Jiangsu, featuring a 400 MW solar plant, a 60 MW/120 MWh battery storage system, and an electrolysis unit, aimed at producing green hydrogen from excess solar energy. The project is located on reclaimed tidal flats near Yangkou Port.
Annica Holdings Limited is launching an off-grid solar-hydrogen pilot project in Sarawak while also proposing a SGD 5.23 million rights issue to enhance funding for its initiatives in renewable energy and industrial solutions.
Plug Power has launched Project Quantum Leap to enhance its hydrogen ecosystem in the Southeastern U.S. by prioritizing profitable electrolyzer equipment, increasing in-house hydrogen fuel production, and reducing less profitable operations in response to rising demand for green hydrogen.
THREE60 Energy has partnered with Logan to develop integrated hydrogen projects, aiming to enhance the production and utilization of hydrogen energy solutions.
Toyota's hydrogen trucks have been operational for a year, demonstrating their effectiveness in real-world logistics by providing sustainable transportation solutions. The trucks utilize hydrogen fuel cell technology to reduce emissions while maintaining efficiency in delivery services.
The expansion of hydrogen energy could be hindered by new regulations surrounding green gas, which may introduce additional barriers to development. This could slow the progress in the hydrogen sector, impacting its growth potential.
MHIET's 500kW-class hydrogen engine generator set has reached a technology readiness level that qualifies it for commercialization. This advancement marks a significant step in the development of hydrogen energy solutions.
Fraunhofer IGP has partnered with a consortium to advance the development of ammonia as a carbon-free fuel for shipping. This initiative aims to contribute to sustainable maritime energy solutions.
Solar Foods has raised €77.8 million to establish a factory that will produce protein using green hydrogen. The funding will support the development of this sustainable food production facility.
A water utility has initiated a project to create a combined production facility for green hydrogen and biomethane, aiming to enhance sustainable energy solutions.
The Korea Railroad Research Institute has developed an onboard liquefied hydrogen system that can double the range of trains. This innovation aims to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of rail transport.
Intelligent Energy has completed the H2GEAR project, which was supported by the ATI, marking a significant step forward in the development of hydrogen-powered aviation. This project aims to enhance commercial aviation's transition to sustainable energy sources.
The GreenH2Atlantic project in Sines, which aims to build a 100 MW green hydrogen production unit at the site of a former coal-fired power plant, has received a favorable conditional Environmental Impact Statement from the Portuguese Environment Agency, allowing the consortium to proceed to the next phase of analysis and integration of recommendations.
Dynelectro ApS has sent its first 250 kW Dynamic Electrolyser Unit to Syntholene Energy for an electro-Sustainable Aviation Fuel project in Húsavík, Iceland, which is anticipated to begin operations by the end of June 2026.
Evonik has launched its first Anion Exchange Membrane application technology center in Shanghai, aimed at testing DURAION® membranes in real-world conditions to improve collaboration with customers and partners in the green hydrogen sector.
K2 Pure Solutions and PACC Services have signed a hydrogen supply agreement with ZeroUp Energy to support zero-emission fleet transitions in California, providing low-carbon hydrogen from K2's Pittsburg facility for mobile fueling programs aimed at meeting the state's renewable fuel standards.
ERA ONE has achieved the world's first certification for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) for its green hydrogen-based e-fuel produced in Germany. This certification marks a significant milestone in the development of sustainable energy solutions.
HTEC has launched Canada’s first 700 bar commercial heavy-duty clean hydrogen refueling station in Tsawwassen, British Columbia, on Tsawwassen First Nation land, which is significant for the advancement of hydrogen-powered trucks.
Cespira, a joint venture between Westport Fuel Systems and Volvo Group, has signed an agreement with Volvo Group to finalize the development and commercialization of hydrogen-fueled engine technology using Cespira's HPDI fuel system.
Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), Yanmar Power Solutions, and ENEOS Corporation will implement a hydrogen fuel cell system on a new dining cruise ship set to launch in 2027, replacing the current Lady Crystal in Tokyo's Tennoz Isle area. The system will be designed by Yanmar Power Solutions.
Italgas has signed an operational protocol with various organizations to launch a decarbonization project in Torre de’ Passeri, Pescara, which will introduce a hydrogen blend to the natural gas network in the coming weeks.
Klaipėda Port in Lithuania has launched the Rasa, a 42-meter zero-emission tanker powered by green hydrogen and electricity, designed to collect waste from ships. This vessel is the first of its kind globally, specifically built for environmental services in ports.
A survey is being conducted in ten towns in Central Italy as part of Europe's Hydrogen Backbone initiative, which aims to develop a hydrogen infrastructure across the continent.
Sasol is shifting its strategy to a more comprehensive development model for green hydrogen in the Northern Cape, aiming to enhance its sustainability efforts and expand its renewable energy initiatives.
Phelan Green Hydrogen has licensed technologies from Johnson Matthey for an electro-sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF) plant in Saldanha Bay, South Africa, with construction expected to start by the end of 2026 as part of a larger project involving an investment of R47 billion.
The Toyota Mobility Foundation has initiated the European Hydrogen Regions Initiative and is seeking regional partners to collaborate on hydrogen-related projects.
Ecopetrol has partnered with Germany's GIZ to develop sustainable aviation fuels using green hydrogen. This collaboration aims to promote the production of environmentally friendly fuel alternatives.
Latent Drive showcased its SeaStack direct seawater hydrogen technology at Portland Port, highlighting advancements in sustainable hydrogen production from seawater.
Brazil has inaugurated its first integrated green hydrogen hub in Bahia, marking a significant step in the country's renewable energy initiatives. The facility aims to produce green hydrogen using renewable resources, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.
Chemnitz, Germany has been awarded a €30 million ($33 million) grant from the European Union to develop a hydrogen pipeline connection and storage facility. This funding aims to enhance the region's hydrogen infrastructure.
Germany and Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on a joint hydrogen auction, aiming to promote the development and commercialization of hydrogen as a clean energy source.
A study indicates that hydrogen fuel cells have significant potential for use in freight transport, highlighting their advantages in reducing emissions and improving efficiency in the logistics sector.
Doosan has received approval to launch its 11-meter hydrogen bus in South Korea, positioning itself to compete with Hyundai in the hydrogen vehicle market.
Clean Power Hydrogen has provided an update regarding the failure of its MFE220 1MW electrolyser, detailing the circumstances and implications of the incident.
The UK government has allocated £86.5 million to support ITM Power's development of a gigafactory for electrolyzers in Sheffield, aimed at enhancing green hydrogen production for challenging sectors such as steel manufacturing and heavy transportation. Additionally, Great British Energy has invested £40 million in direct equity this month.
Shanghai Hydrogen Propulsion Technology Co., Ltd. (SHPT) has launched two new platforms, the M5X and P5X, aimed at advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology for heavy-duty transport. This development is part of Shanghai's ongoing efforts to enhance hydrogen energy and infrastructure initiatives.
Embraer S.A. is set to test a new hydrogen fuel cell rig in San Diego as part of its commitment to achieving zero-emission flights, focusing on regional and short-haul aviation. The initiative aims to explore innovative solutions, including hydrogen production methods and advanced fuel cell technology, to reduce emissions.
Enagás has launched a public consultation for a proposed hydrogen pipeline in the Region of Murcia, which aims to connect production hubs, ports, and industrial centers throughout Spain, particularly benefiting areas with heavy industry like Cartagena and Escombreras.
Germany is transitioning to hydrogen derivatives like ammonia, methanol, and synthetic fuels to improve its hydrogen infrastructure, moving away from traditional pressure tanks and pipelines. This shift aims to enhance efficiency in power, industry, and transportation sectors.
Net Zero Energy is developing the Rathrush Green Energy Park in County Carlow, Ireland, which will feature a 600 MW hydrogen storage system designed to store and release green electricity as needed. This project aims to utilize Irish wind energy to provide a consistent power supply.
Amogy and KOWA Company, Ltd. have partnered to develop ammonia cracking-based hydrogen supply solutions in Japan, following a Memorandum of Understanding signed in April 2026.
Riga Airport conducted tests on hydrogen-powered equipment for winter maintenance operations from February 16 to March 6, evaluating a hydrogen fuel cell truck and a snow sweeper-blower for performance and reliability.
The new Industrial Decarbonisation Bank is expected to complement the European Hydrogen Bank, enhancing investments in clean technologies and potentially benefiting the hydrogen sector. In its third edition, the European Hydrogen Bank allocated €1.09 billion to nine projects on May 7, 2026.
RINA has been awarded a contract to conduct safety assessments for the H2WATT hydrogen hub project in Indonesia, focusing on fire and explosion risks to ensure safe design and operation as the facility is developed. The project is led by PLN Puslitbang, the research and development division of Indonesia's state electricity company.
PowerCell Group has received a follow-up project order in the aviation sector valued at around SEK 12 million, primarily focused on engineering services and fuel cell stack deliveries for next-generation fuel cell technology, with most activities scheduled for 2027 and 2028.
China's Ambassador to Malaysia, Ouyang Yujing, announced that China is prepared to share its hydrogen development expertise with Sarawak, aiming to enhance cooperation in the green hydrogen sector, leveraging Sarawak's renewable energy resources.
The European Union aims for climate neutrality by 2050, while China targets 2060, with hydrogen identified as essential for transforming manufacturing and energy sectors; however, market development is currently slow.
The UK research vessel Prince Madog has achieved Lloyd’s Register certification for its hydrogen fuel cell retrofit under the ShipRight Risk Based Certification framework, with the announcement made at Seaworks 2026 in Southampton. The retrofit project was executed by O.S. Energy’s Naval Architecture and R&D office in partnership with a clean energy systems specialist.
Evonik has launched a pilot plant in Marl, Germany, to produce a high-performance polymer membrane that enhances the efficiency of water electrolysis for green hydrogen production, with a capacity to support up to 2.5 gigawatts of electrolysis annually. The initiative aims to facilitate the industrial adoption of green hydrogen technologies.
Hydrogen Builders hosted an event in Jyväskylä, gathering hydrogen developers, companies, cities, and research organizations to discuss the progress of the hydrogen economy, highlighting that hydrogen is transitioning from theoretical plans to practical applications being tested and implemented across various sectors.
Utility Global has signed its first commercial project agreement in South Korea for the H2Gen® Project in Daejeon, marking its initial expansion into the low carbon fuels sector following a biogas project in California.
On June 8, 2026, Elcogen hosted European Commission Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera at its solid oxide fuel cell manufacturing facility near Tallinn, Estonia, where she was guided by founder and CEO Enn Õunpuu. The facility, which opened in September 2025, is recognized as one of Europe’s leading production sites for solid oxide fuel cell and electrolysis technologies.
Salzgitter AG and EWE have signed a long-term contract for the supply of 10,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, aimed at supporting the SALCOS® program for low CO2 steelmaking. This agreement marks a significant advancement in the hydrogen economy and the decarbonization of the steel industry.
A green hydrogen facility is nearing completion at the Van Kessel Greenpoint Station in the Netherlands, contributing to the country's renewable energy initiatives. The project aims to enhance sustainable energy production and support the transition to greener technologies.
A group of CEOs has initiated a call-to-action advocating for the increased use of hydrogen as a key component in building a more resilient and sustainable world. They emphasize the potential of hydrogen to contribute to energy transition and climate goals.
CRC Evans has partnered with Monter to develop Europe's first hydrogen valley pipeline project. This initiative aims to enhance hydrogen infrastructure and promote the use of hydrogen as a clean energy source in the region.
Air Liquide has launched its first hydrogen trucks in the Netherlands as part of its efforts to promote decarbonized heavy-duty transport. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions in the transportation sector.